from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. 6:00. time to rise and shine. nice and early. tackle the day. 28th. last weekend in november, believe it or not. holidays right here. >> wow. are you done with your shopping yet? >> i haven't even started. >> me neither. >> every year i'm like i'm going to be like that person who gets it done by thak gives, and it never happens. it's kind of mild out there this morning. beautiful temperatures to start off. 60s out there. don't get used to it. we are going to change that temperature trend. this afternoon fall intoog the 40s gradually throughout the day as the cold front sweeps by, and that cold front bringing us a few rain showers right now. satellite and radar picture. we'll show those showers concentrating along the new

southern parts of new hampshire and northern parts of massachusetts here. heavier pocket of rain there in concord, but those thunderstorms expected or anything like that, just few rain drops throughout the course of this afternoon. and we have more rain to get through in your hour-by-hour forecast. we'll go through 1 p.m. showers dotted all across the landscape here. very hit or miss in nature, but those temperatures continue to fall. mid to lower 40s by 6 p.m. at that time the rain is all out of here, and then we have cooler temperatures on the way. coming ip in just a bit, when we'll have 30s for those highs in your 7 day. carrie. >> all right. pamela, thank you. new this morning, we have learned the police officer killed in a shooting at a planned parenthood clinic grew up in massachusetts. the boston globe reports 44-year-old garrett swazey was raised in melrose but moved to colorado to train as a professional figure skater before eventually becoming a police officer.

first to respond to the clinic arooifg just a few minutes after the first reports of guven fire. jim smith begins our coverage >> multiple shots fired and automatic gunfire coming from a building. >> the sudden gunfire turned the area in and around the clinic into a war zone. police gunfire from a suspect, several responding officers hit. 11 people were taken to the hospital, including five investigators. it went on for hours, and then early friday night, a breakthrough. >> we did get officers inside of the building at the planned parenthood, and the officers were able to shout to the suspect and make communication with him, and at that point, they were able to get him to surrender, and he was taken into custody. >> terrified people at the clinic and a nearby shopping center were told to shelter in place. one man was speaking to his sister over the phone during that gunfire. >> she says there was -- there was some guy shooting, and -- >> did she see him? >> yeah. yeah. >> what did she say about him? >> yeah.

she was hiegd. -- hiegd. >> in boston, police stepped up patrols on commonwealth avenue as a precaution, the local organization president saying our top priority is the safety of our patients and staff. the situation in colorado is tragic, and our hearts go out to everyone involved. here in massachusetts and across the country, planned parenthood has strong security measures in place, works closely with law enforcement agencies, and has a very strong safety record. >> so once again as after friday night, boston police were on added patrols here at the local office of planned parenthood. a police department spokesman telling me at this point, it's a precaution, and that added security is open ended for now. in boston, jim smith, wbz this morning. boston police meanwhile confirmed they are now investigating this fight allegedly involving a philadelphia 76ers player. the video is from gossip web site tmz. it appears to show jalil okafor punching a man, who has now

filed a report with the police. the fight happened outside the storyville nightclub. wbz's ktay spoke to people they say saw it. >> video posted on tmz appears to show 76ers basketball player okafor going after a man and then again while someone else restrains him. it was taken outside storyville nightclub in boston. the street fight was around 2:00 thanksgiving morning. the 76ers had just lost to the celtics, giving the phillies' team the worst record in the league. okafor says he was being heckled and regrets his actions. >> i know that i'm in the spotlight, and i know that there are people like that, that just want to try to anger you. you know, i'll never handle it like that again. >> the police report filed by the accuser says his female friend z were refusing okafor's advances. okafor hit the man with a closed fist causing a cut that required stitches.

boston fans heard about the fight. >> they should be trained and taught, but at the same time, he is an adult, and he shouldn't be geven special favors. >> it's kind of tough as a competitive player and on a team that you're 0 and 15, i think 0 and 16 after that loss so it's frustrating. these guys are going to be normal people. >> as 19-year-old, this is okafor's first team in the league having played for duke for a season. before he stepped on the par cay floor in houston tonight, he admitted he learned a very public lesson. >> just being embarrassed. >> the 76ers say they are aware of the situation, and they are waiting for more information before they make a comment. no charges have been filed. in boston, katy bryce, wbz this morning. and we are following a developing story that could affect tomorrow's patriots game. wbz steve burton has been told by a source, wide receiver danny

amendola won't play, in fact, he won't even make the trip. amendola sprained his knee late in the third quarter of the buffalo game and never returned. julia edelman and aaron dobson are already out tomorrow and hamstring injury. a father grieving after his apparently an innocent bystander, he was killed early thursday near a popular fenway bar. police say it happened around 2:00 in the morning. cherly was a conductor about to celebrate his 30th birthday. his father says his son had a heart of gold and a smile that everyone loved. >> i go to sleep. i never sleep. if did, quiet because my son, my best friend, my best friend. attack brazen. they found the gun and shell casings at the scene.

made, but police have said it is possible sherry was just an innocent bystander. and a closer look shows this is not the first shooting near who's on first. just fwhonts ago in september, two women were shot shortly after closing time there. boston police tell us they've had problems with who's on first in the past. wbz got a copy of their record with the licensing board and found several violations that go all the way back to the 80s. well, shop till you drop. that seemed to be the motto as black friday shoppers hit the stores on the day after thanksgiving. malls in the area were packed with people hoping to get good deals on this year's hot items, electronics, video games. sounds like my house, and toys, and everyone seemed to be in good spirits as they got their hands on that perfect gift. >> i'm going to do it until it's not fun anymore or i can't walk or something. >> the feet are a little sore, but i guess it's all right. >> we storm in, we storm out. >> there you go. she's got it.

and the rush will continue into the weekend. experts predict 20% of people will do sol holiday shopping this weekend. so if you are headed to the mall, you might want to be prepared for some big crowds. well, who says kids should have all the fun rgs right? coming up, a closer look at a new toy marketed for seniors. and later, big news for actress ann hathaway. what could it be? stay tuned for that. pamela. time to take a look at more of those weather wafrp reports. temperatures actually in the 50s, and it's feeling great out there so far. ed from danvers has 55 grease. higher humidity and very light breeze mixed in, but some rain on the way and more showers this afternoon. when the rain moves out and when we'll have a big cooldown in

my favorite part of this song. the rhode island toy giant,

adults. look at this. this robotic cat is intended for the elderly, who might not be able to care for a real animal. the companion pet costs $99. hasbro says the cats use vibrafur technology, so they feel and sound like a real purring cat. >> i've seen one before. >> i've seen one before. >> yes. >> they are so real. >> yeah. don't they seem so real? >> yes, they do. a black cat there in se lem. >> of course. in salem. >> it's interesting. when you first look, you think that's so silly, but maybe it really does create a connection, so that's interesting. >> that's a great idea. >> pretty clever. >> whenever someone has a great idea, i always think gosh, why didn't i think of that. >> right. >> we'll have a brilliant one some day, i'm sure of it. >> some day. so what's going on? pretty mild morning. >> yeah. great temperatures this morning, but we have showers moving our

so far, november has been fantastic, running above average. so far this month, 4.4 degrees above normal. yesterday we were 15 degrees above normal. no record here in boston for a high. we hit officially 64 degrees, the record in the 70s. we didn't even get close actually, but it was great. and, now, things are going to start to calm down a bit. the temperature is getting more seasonable even though it will feel awfully chilly to us. temperature right now, comfortable 58 degrees in boston. wind from the west at 8 miles per hour. dew point 46 degrees, and temperatures are in the 50s across the board here. springfield, though, 42, and 33 degrees up there in burr lgton. eventually some of that colder air will funnel into our forecast this afternoon. for now, running 7 degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday in boston. 12 degrees warmer for our friends in taunton. hour by hour, we continue the down climb here -- decline. 49 degrees, 11 a.m., 48 degrees by 1:00.

we continue to fall overnight with lows reaching the lower 30s and upper 20s for some under mostly clear skies. live look at doppler radar, want to show you we have a few out of those light showers and a couple of sprinkles in metro west, but then as we head to the north here for our friends in new hampshire, some steady showers to pockets of moderate rain fall in concord, portsmouth, et cetera. those showers are pushing to the south slowly to the east. more showers on the way here. this is all a part of a huge system that still continues to stretch way out to the plain states giving our neighbors there actually an ice storm. very, very dangerous ice storm out there, too, but for us, we just get the rain, thankfully. no ice, no snow expected. hour by hour as we continue throughout this morning, this afternoon, noon pausing it there, and more chances for showers right along the boston area. as the showers progress to the south and east towards the cape and the south coast, start to

dry things out a bit. drier air and cooler air funneling in by 7 p.m. overnight a clear sky and, therefore, chilly temperatures to start off your sunday. projected rain fall through this evening, not much to show you here, maybe a trace of rain in some spots, up to a quarter of an inch, but that's really going to be isolated spots, most of us not getting that quarter-inch mark. here is the 7-day. sunday, 44 degrees, cooler but brighter with mostly sunny skies. monday, 38 degrees. tuesday, 46. back up to the 50s wednesday with a chance for rain. more showers thursday with 48 next friday looking dry, seasonable 46. carrie? >> all right. pamela, thank you. well, the holiday season is going high-tech in the back bay. the dartmouth street side of the boston public library will host a light display with 3d projections starting next month. it's called the celebration of lights and will be created by the same company responsible for displays like this one. in sydney, australia. pretty messages of peace, hope, and unity will be shown on the library every night from

december 17th to december 20th. well, we're guessing this will not be on your holiday shopg list, but you never know. biggest diamond on earth in a century. the rock is so huge, the canadian mieng company that found it in botswania is unable to put a value on it. that's because the rock is too big for computer analysis. some analysts suspect the 1100-plus carat gem is worth wow! well, still ahead, how one raise sin could tell you whether your child could need extra help in school or not. and today is saturday, november 28th. all you sag's out there, is it your birthday today? let's see who you share it with. it's the birthday of mo-town records barry gor don. 86 years old. fashion designer john galiano is 55. but if it's your birthday,

that's the big one. enjoy it. happy birthday to you.

welcome back. 6:21. it sounds so easy, but education experts say one little raise sin could help predict how your child will do in school. researchers placed a raisin covered by an opaque plastic cup and told not to touch or eat the raisin for at least 60 seconds. the kids who just had a peek had poorer attention skills and lower academic achievement at the eight of age compared to kids who were able to resist touching that raisin. pretty interesting, huh? wow! 6:21 right now. still ahead, the man in this video right here is already in

in even more trouble with his mom. but first, we're expecting a big announcement from anne hathaway today, but her body may be giving her away early. every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'.

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hubby are expecting their first child. hathaway hasn't made an official announcement, but sources say trimester. recent sources of her at a movie premier show a pretty prominent she's pregnant. coming up at 6:30, we'll update our top story. a gunman opens fire killing a people. broken. situation. >> this morning, we've learned the officer killed grew up in our area. also ahead, gas prices are down so why are you paying extra to ship those holiday packages? the surcharge raising an awful

from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. good morning, everybody. thanks for being with us on this saturday, the last weekend in november. i'm carrie, along with pamela, the weekend after thanksgiving. and, you know what, i'm still full. >> me too. >> i overdid the blueberry pie. edge. >> oh, i know. pump kitchen pie. >> the stuffing, too. >> i know it. >> days later, still feeling it. >> yep. we've got to shop to work it off. >> that'll work. i like the way you think. >> yeah. kind of mild out there this morning. >> beautiful temperatures. warm start, but don't get yusd to it. we have a cooling trend on the way for this afternoon. here is a live look at gilette stadium. the patriots away, but it's a great picture there. the sun is rising right on time here. a few clouds on the horizon, too. you can see those clouds are going to stick around and, i

think, dominate the forecast for the day. we also have a chance for rain, a few showers showing upright now on doppler radar as we zoom in to -- northern parts of massachusetts and up into new hampshire. that's where we have the steadiest rainfalling right around concord with a temperature 49 degrees so it is all rain, temperatures too warm for any ice mixed in or anything like that, which is great. portsmouth looking good. only an isolated shower there. wet roads use make your way home from any thanksgiving festivities, but for the most part, sunday looking like the better of the two days for travel definitely as we have drier air. here's the deal. this system, this cold front will don't sag southward throughout the day giving us another chance for rain but also keerl temperatures. we are in the 50s right now. 58 degrees in boston cooling down into the 40s by later today. 47 degrees by 3 p.m. a chance for more showers, but thin the rain moves out by this evening, and colder temperatures on the way for highs on sunday even for monday. i'll have the latest numbers in your 7-day. carrie.

>> all right, pamela. thank you. meanwhile, checking our top stories, the police officer killed in a standoff at a colorado planned parenthood clinic was raised in melrose. the father of garret swayze tells the boston globe his son became a police officer around the time his daughter was born because he wanted to be of service to the world. he was one of the first officers to respond to the clinic after reports of an unarmed man shooting people inside. this man came face to face with the gunman. >> oh, he was looking directly in my face, and he was aiming for my head. i could see it in his eyes, and then that first bullet went right here. >> one man is in custody. his name is robert lewis gear. he's 57 years old and from north carolina. because of yesterday's shooting, there is extra security at planned parenthood clinics in boston and all around the country. police in colorado have not said yet what the motive may be, but

the president of the boston chapter of mravened parenthood tells wbz its top priority is the safety of patients and staff members. boston police are investigating a fight outside a nightclub allegedly involving an nba player. police say this video from tmz shows 19-year-old 76er jalil okafor yelling at a man and then hitting him and knocking him to the ground. a representative for okafor tells tmz the rookie was being heckled and felt threatened because people were swarming him in the streets. it looks like patriots' wide receiver danny amendola is out for tomorrow's game against the broncos. nfl sources tell us steve burton, amendola will not even travel to denver with the team. bufz a knee injury. three receivers. well, it's a crime that had even police wondering how low

someone stole a jimmy fund donation jar from a store in norwood, and one local woman knew who the thief was the video. shields reports she then had to convince her son to turn himself in. >> this is a collection can most of us recognize. it represents a way to help kids with cancer. but to 4-year-old david deshiro, it was something to be stolen. >> we're pretty shocked that someone would take something from someone like that, i mean, an organization like that without any thought really. >> it was at this norwood convenience store thanksgiving day. you can see deshiro stuff the collection can under his jacket and walk out. it contained $84 meant to help kids with cancer. >> he just said it was a stupid thing to do. he doesn't really know why he did it. he's fully employed so it's not like he needed the money. >> in court, deshiro hung his head as prosecutors described

mother, who they say spotted him on tv. >> when officers asked him why he stole the change and why he turned himself in, he stated he didn't know why he did it. he said he turned himself in because his mother had seen his picture on the news, and it was the right thing to do. >> stealing from any charity is bad enough, but when you think about it, stealing from the jimmy fund doesn't get any worse. i'm bill shields, wbz news. heart stopping video out of connecticut. troopers investigating an accident on i-95 in fairfield friday morning captured this crash. amazingly, no one but the driver was hurt, and his injuries are only minor. state police say this is a good reminder to always move over for stopped emergency vehicles. today marks 73 years since one of the darkest days in recent boston history. it was november 28th, 1942, when 492 people were killed in a fire

at the coconut grove nightclub. the fire was so shocking, it briefly knocked the events of world war ii off newspaper front pages. it led to a reform of safety standards and fire codes for clubs across the country, as well as great advances in medical treatment for burn victims. well, usually the worst police have to deal with on black friday is fights or shoplifters, but at the rent them outlets yesterday, officers were patrolling with guns while with shoppers. the extra security is in place as a result of the terror attacks in paris. shoppers we spoke with don't seem to mind, though. >> i think it's great. i think with security, you feel more protected. >> you are not being bullied, and we are not going to let terrorists bully you. >> retailers have an optimistic outlook for the holiday season, forecasting a 6.5% increase in sales from last year. and there's at least one holiday deal that really is too

good to be true. this ad for 50% off anything at target is being shared online, but afrss say it -- officers say it's actually fake. the link included makes it far good to know. this morning, investigators case. it belongs to the charles hotel, but as julie reports, until it's found, skating is put on hold. >> its big spot, this is was. >> we've all misplaced a thing or two. >> actually, you know, my buddy helped me fix the rink. >> keys, the remote. >> we have a zambonie. we're pros. rink. >> the truth is i thought that my team was playing a joke on me. >> for the past decade, the charles hotel in cambridge has assembled and reassembled a neighborhood staple.

>> but when general manager called the storage facility in new hampshire this year, jay gentleman -- day jaw view furniture was rearrange inging inventory. >> how do you lose a skating rink? >> nothing is unbelievable anymore, my dear. >> we wait, you know, hoping that we'd get the call that they found it. they don't. >> now, the hotel would like to do something with this spot. they certainly don't want to leave a space like this empty. unfortunately, timing the way it is, they won't be able to fill the void until next year. >> i've gotten at least a dozen ideas from the staff of what to do from selling christmas trees to having a -- an ice-carving contest. >> but the rink is likely gone for good because at a cost of more than $300,000, this irreplaceable item really is just that. julie lawncheck.

>> wbz news. garden. highlights from the double pamela. warm temperatures this morning but a cooldown on the way as soon as we get into this afternoon, plus we are tracking rain as opposed to ice, thankfully, but the weather trivia question asks about some ice. we have ice storm warnings posted out there in plain states so what is an ice storm warning? well, it's issued when 12 to 36 hours away from the event when 50% of the population will experience the conditions and what happened to ice and more -- 1 inch of ice or more, 1 inch of snow and ice or 6 inches of snow and ice?

where he will, good morning, everyone. already thin at wide reseefrs, an nfl source now tells steve burton that dan amendola will miss tomorrow night's game. he's dealing with a knee injury he suffered in monday night's win. yesterday for the first time in weeks after being out with an undisclosed illness. plenty to say about the broncos' deps defense. being saying it all week long while their offense again will be without pay ton manning. the pats' defense will also be prepyring for ability to use his feet to stretch a play, as well. >> he's a big, tall guy. he can move -- move well, but i wouldn't say that he's, you know, looking to scramble first. but, you know, again, you have to be alert for where he's at and not let him, just, you know, scramble for first downs. and wbz has you covered

coming up tomorrow. patriots' game day at 11:30 starts today then right after the game, tune here to wbz tv for our feft quarter post-game show all right. to basketball where the celtics hosted the washington wizards on the back end of the annual garden black friday double header. last night, another big game for thomas and bradley. first, ab with a big three in the first quarter helping boston jump out with a 22-8 lead. 16 points for bradley on the night. then thomas showed off his range. he hits the big three of his own in the second quarter to keep the celts up by 14. then thomas with a step back moments later. a game high 24 for thomas. another double double for sellinger down low. the big man 18 points, 15 rebounds. celtics blow out washington 111-78. 9 and 7. they'll take their record on the road for the next five games. early in the day, the bruins hosted the rangers in the day portion of the double header.

gets called here for goalie interference on the play when his brushes lundquist of the rangers. henry did a good job selling it and live it on the boston bench. looking for an embellishing call, and the call hurt. the rangers score in the power play. tichs the puck off the post. rangers up 3-2 in the 3rd, but boston doesn't quit. they get a power play fwoel with 4 minutes to go. ryan spooner pounces on the loose puck, buries it. his fifth of the year, and we are tied at 3. and then inside, two minutes to go, david shot from the point deflect off a ranger stick and finds a home. it proves to be the game winner. what a comebacking win. bruins win it 4-3, their fifth victory in a row. >> sometimes there's going to be some questionable calls, but what i like about our team, we didn't stop playing. we kept pushing and got power play right away.

wefk maybe talk about a lot game winner, but like said, it was a big win. college hockey northeastern host. belfast northern ireland part of the friendship four turn toment. 2-1 huskys with a minute to go. puck bounces to the slot where ryan sends it home on the power play and the river hawks tie it with a minute to go in regulation. when we go to overtime. then just two minutes in, strieks again to win it. dillon sinks, scores off the rush. u mass advances to the championship game later on today against brown. 4-3 the final. how about college hoops, better for northeastern, something in the school had n't done in 30 years. h kus can is beat a ranked opponent. huskies miami on the road. 78-77 the final. last time they beat a ranked opponent, 1986. college football, u mass taking on buffalo. young rushing for 240 yards and 3 touchdowns, including one yard punt to put u mass up 21-17.

the bulls make it a game in the 4th. jordan johnson will get the pay dirt here on the rush, bringing buffalo within two points, but the conversion would fail. minutemen hold onto win it 31-26. they finish the year at 3 and 8. there you go. that's the very latest in sports. i'm dan roche, have a good saturday, everyone. >> all right. dan, thank you. frozen sippy cup. >> so fun. >> last week, it was batman. you can tell i have one boy and one girl. it's 3:00 in the morning when i leave the house. i just grab whatever is close. >> in our house, we have the normal generic coffee mugs or the christmas one. even in the summertime. sfr do you? >> sometimes we have to use the christmas ones. >> always christmas once. well, it's here now so now it makes good sense. >> it is. yeah. >> once thanksgiving is over, it comes so quickly. >> yep. we set up our decorations already. >> did you really? >> yeah. >> we don't have anything yet. all we have is the self-haze rooifd.

the elf on the shelf has arrived. nice, mild weather. doesn't feel like christmas just yet. >> no, it doesn't. and yesterday, actually, we had high temperatures in the 60s, believe it or not, and we are still running very, very dry here across new england, either normally dry to moderate dry conditions across the board. drought monitor comes out every thursday morning. just keepg you updated on the situation. still 9.3 inches of rain below average since january 1st, and we'll add to that total. thankfully, beneficial rain will push through today, and, yes, all rain, no ice mixing in, no snow for us here although up in the mountains, our frinds in ski country getting some flurries at great news there. a lot of ski resorts opening up this first weekend of the season. but the rain chance, live doppler radar will zoom into some local locations here. concord to manchester getting the steadiest rain. also around portsmouth and hafrp ton, those showers moving off the shore at this time. more showers are developing

right around townsend. temperatures in the 50s across the board, too, making it all rain for us. but more showers develop in your hour-by-hour forecast as we continue through noon, spotty showers at best. maybe a quick burst of some heavy rain, but other than that, we'll start to dry out the atmosphere a bit as this cold front sags to the south along the south coast by 3 p.m.. islands getting the leftover showers there. 7 p.m., drying conditions and clearing skies from northwest to southeast. but also, some cooler temperatures on the way, as well. little bit of a frosty start to your sunday. rain fall projections through 6 p.m. today, anywhere from a trace of rain up to a quarter of an inch of rain fall in isolated spots. most of us not getting too much in the rain gauge, but every little bit helps at this point. 58 degrees in boston, starting off very mild across the board, and running warmer compared to this time yesterday. 7 degrees warmer in boston. 12 degrees warmer in taunton. hour by hour forecast, you see

here decreasing to 50 degrees by 11 a.m. 47 degrees by 3 p.m., which is actually our average high this time of the year. lows tonight back in the low 30s and upper 20s under a clear sky. no frosty start to your sunday. at least we'll have tons of sunshine sunday afternoon. 44 degrees for that high temperature, and then we continue to see colder temperatures for monday. 38 degrees under mostly sunny skies. tuesday, 46. rain chance ramps up for wednesday. 53. we become breezy but still avoiding the snow thursday, friday, still looking okay. temperatures in the 40s. weather trivia time, an ice storm affecting our friends at the plain states right now, actually. an ice storm warning is issued when we are 20 -- 12 to 36 hours away from the event, when 50% of the population will experience the conditions, and what? >> half an ivenlg of ice, one inch of ieshgs what do you think? >> let's go with a, half an

inch. >> that is correct. [ applause ] >> that's all you need. those three. sdpr that's what i figured. we deserve the warning with a half an inch, right? >> yeah. i mean, half an inch can do damage for an ice storm. >> absolutely. thanks. well, even if it feels like fall, you can take your holiday spirit to the next level. coming up, a peek behind the

welcome back. 6:54. turkey, check. shopping, check. this weekend, you can check off another holiday tradition. boston ballet's the nutcracker opened last night at the opera house, and wbz got a chance to watch some of the dancers during rehearsal. how fun is that? tickets are now on sale through new year's eve. we'll be right back.

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i just hit the gas, and he started shooting. >> a tale of terror, a victim remembers the moment the gunman opened fire inside a colorado planned parenthood. and this morning, we've learned a police officer killed was raised in massachusetts. plus, another bad break for the patriots.

matchup against the broncos. and the giant diamond that may actually be priceless. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. yes, it is. good morning, everybody. thanks for staying with us. we've been on since 5 a.m. so if you've been with us all that time, we appreciate it. >> welcome. >> yeah, bright and early. >> thank you. >> i'm carrie along with a very grateful pamela this morning. >> thank you. >> right. >> that diamond. >> i got you in a tizzy. >> yes. >> don't put a huge diamond like that in front of two women. just forget it. we'll go crazy. so mild temps, but don't get too comfortable, right? >> exactly. temperatures will naul throughout this afternoon as a cold front sweeps through new england. here is a live look at doppler radar. those showers are sitting right along the massachusetts and new

the south very, very slowly. those individual little showers moving to the east. here is the local look here. concord to manchester getting the steadiest rain at this time along the maine coast, new hampshire coast, as well, even along cape ann. you guys are starting to see light showers and light rain picking up as those showers continue to sag to the south. more rain to our north and west, but thankfully temperatures will be warm enough today and cooling off that we will not be dealing with any ice mixing in and no snow unless you're up in ski country, higher elevations in the mountains thankfully getting some snow, and it is the first weekend those ski resorts will be open so they want it. by later today, hour by hour, 7:30 p.m., temperatures in the 40s, and all to have the rain is out of here. more colder air on the way when we'll have highs in the 30s in that 7-day. carrie. >> all right. pamela, thank you. new information this morning in a terrifying shooting at a

we've learned the mrefr killed grew up here in massachusetts. the boston globe is reporting the officer's name is garrett swayze. he was 44 years old and raised in melrose. he was one of the first officers on the scene. this morn lging, we are also learning the identity of the gunman: police say robert lewis deer opened fire inside a planned parenthood yesterday killing three people and injuring nine others. shots rang out for hours as he engaged officers in a gun battle while holed up inside the clinic. this morning, one man who was injured described the terror. >> i saw myself in the mirror, and it's like, my god. he was aiming for my head. it's just weird to stare into the face of somebody like that, and he didn't win. >> the suspect surrendered after a five-hour standoff and is in police custody right now.

police still don't know whoi he did it. the norwood man is a fully-employed nurse. shop till you drop. that seemed to be the motto as black friday shoppers hit the stores on the day after thanksgiving. malls in the area were packed with people hoping to get some pretty good deals. this year's hot items, electronics. oh, the video games, of course, and toys, and everyone seemed to be in good spirits as they got their hands on that perfect gift. >> you know what. >> i'm going to do it until it's not fun anymore or i can't walk or something. >> my feet are a little sore, but i guess it's all right. >> we storm in; we storm out. >> she's got it going on, and the rush will continue into the weekend. experts predict 20% of people will do some holiday shopping this weekend. and don't worry, if you're the other 80%, i'm with you. still to come, we may complain about each other on the roadways, but massachusetts might not be as bad as you would think. when it comes to our skills on

plus, coming up, we will be joined by the christmas rebels who want to help spread some holiday cheer. it's our four-year community segment headed your way. the patriots with a number of injure ris. the broncos without star qb peyton manning so what's going to happen tomorrow? we'll take a closer look at the matchup coming up in our next

hey mom, i could use some basil. oh, sure thing, sweetie. life is eating out of a flower pot. wait where' s the? right. it' s being a food paparazzi. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet. as it should. and a takeout romantic. dessert! happy anniversary. life is mucho, and grande. life is eating, laughing, loving

back. it looks like we have some mild temperatures to start off your day, but we continue to decrease the temp throughout this afternoon. the cold front moves from north to south. 47 degrees by 3 p.m. with a few spotty showers throughout the day. by 7 p.m., 8 p.m., later this clearing conditions. more cold air on the way. when we'll have high temperatures in the upper 30s in just a bit. carrie. >> all right. pamela, thank you. well, the holidays are certainly now in full swing. it happened so quickly. if you're looking for a way to get into the spirit, how about checking out christmas rebels? i am joined now by rebels

george amlin. being here. >> good morning. quickly. we saw each other one year ago. tell us a little bit about the mission of the christmas rebels for those who don't know. >> right. well, we have a mission of celebrating. >> the simplest way to put it is bringing tradition to life. so that's sort of -- we believe at rebels, the traditional material actually has a lot to tell us, and the way that we do that is taking this old, old feast and making it relevant generation. >> we were just talking about this year's theme, which is really spectacular, george. year. >> this is going to be the country of wails, which is very rich in music of all kinds, traditional and choral and great hymn singing and wonderful especially harp music. that might be something you get

the harp is the instrument of washgsles so you'll hear a little bit of how that impacts everything that wales does, all the musical heritage of wales. >> we'll hear haley. she was practicing during the break. it was so beautiful. i can't wait for our viewers to hear it in a moment. for those who don't know the christmas rebels, how did it get started? how long has it been in existence? >> john started it. he was a constant bar tone, and he -- i think he just decided to put everything on stage that he liked, and he had this real affinity for traditional material so whenever he did a classical concert, he'd always slip in something that was a folk song or whatever, and he was interested in dance and all of the things that brought generations together, you know. i think a lot of it -- >> absolutely. >> -- came out of his christmas carol party. so as much as anything else, it's a celebration of the season with all the material that he loved to perform, that he loved to perform himself with his family and on stage. >> so how do we get tickets?

when and where? give us all the details and the scoop. >> easiest way is rebels.org. if you are -- if you go dot web site rebels. org will direct you to the box office. there are tickets still available in the midsection. >> good. december 11th to 27th so you got to get your tickets now before there aren't any left. >> right. >> it'll be absolutely beautiful. gentlemen, thank you so much for joining us. as we promised our viewers, we are going to listen now to haley absolutely beautiful. she'll take us to break. take it away, haley.

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welcome back. 7:16 now. many of us have spent some time traveling on the roads for the thanksgiving holiday. safe to say we've all encountered a bad driver or two or three or four. but when it comes to the

worst, believe it or not, massachusetts is not anywhere near the top. in fact, we ranked 41st. that's according to a study done by carinsurancecomparison.com. so, of course, you want to know who is the worst? montana. that surprises me. i thought they were kind of mellow out there. followed by south carolina and new mexico, who tied for second. texas took the fourth spot. the study also looked at things like traffic fatalities, drunk driving arrests, and speeding tickets. >> it kind of makes sense, though, because moving to massachusetts, i was a little intimidated driving here, right? >> were you? >> it's crazy. it's crazy. not on a grid or anything in the city. it's just random to me. but now, i feel like i'm a better driver. i drive more defensively. that's for sure. >> you have to because we're all crazy. >> but, hey, i'm used to it now. >> you don't want to be on the road with me. i remember one time, barry burbank and i, one morning, i'd see him on the highway, and he'd

drive really show. he was sauch good driver, and i'd fly by him. he'd say, is that you again, you're crazy? so mild temps but not going to last for long. >> no. this afternoon we continue the cooling trend. down in the 50s right now. very mild start to the morning but we'll be in the 40s by this afternoon, anditis because of a cold front that's going to continue to sweep slowly from north to south throughout the day. that's going to give us the cooler air and also a chance for rain. live look at doppler radar. we have rainfalling all around at this time all along gloucester, newberry port, hafrpton even into portsmouth. light to steadty rain as things continue to develop, sale m and kingston, those showers pushing south and slowly seeing more showers developing around littleton, westford, metro west. we'll continue to see most of the rain. a few sprinkles around the boston area. other than that, overcast skies on the cape and island and areas of patchy fog, but no dense fog at this point in time.

patchy fog will be an issue throughout the rest of this afternoon. low clouds and those few spotty showers as the system continues to move southward. hour-by-hour forecast through this afternoon, still spotty showers around the mass pike, and then once we get to 3 p.m., most of the showers around the south coast, but notice we completely dry out by 7 p.m., clearing skies from northwest to southeast all the way into sunday morning, and maybe up to a quarter of an inch of rain. that's about it. temperature right now, 57 degrees. light breeze from the west at 8 miles per hour. temperatures in the 50s for most of us. cooling, though, to 46 degrees. 57 in boston, and we're running warmer in all spots compared to this time yesterday. hour by hour, there it is, temperatures this afternoon in the 40s. 46 degrees by 4:00. brighter, 44. monday, 38 degrees, and then once we get to tuesday, 46 degrees, wednesday 53. chance for rain, and it does get a little breezy, back to the 40s, but seasonable. this is where we should be this

time of the year thursday and friday in the 40s. carrie. >> all right. pamela, thank you. well, was this on your black friday list? probably not because right now, it doesn't have a price tag. this, that's what i'm talking about. it's the biggest diamond unearthed in a century. the rock is so huge that the canadian mining company that found it in botswana is unable to put a value on it. that's because the rock is too big for computer analysis. some analysts suspect the 1,100 plus carat gem is worth about $66 million. yikes! putting that on my christmas list. sorry. 7:20 right now. a stolen collection booth back where it belongs. up next, where firefighters found it and why they are so happy to have it back. and if you didn't get enough of that family feel this weekend, we'll take you to a restaurant that served up a big helping of comfort.

welcome back today. on the phantom gourmet, we dig into sock portuguese comfort food in fall river. take a look. >> a good restaurant can make you feel like you're dining with family. >> does anybody need me to bring them anything while i'm here? did you guys like that? everything was good. did you guys enjoy your dinner tonight? >> and nancy and her family

created a restaurant that feels like an extension of their home. >> we are not just a restaurant. we actually get to know our customers. >> i'm fancy nancy. >> i'm jerry. >> our customers become our friends. >> i hope you guys come back. >> then they in turn bring their own family and friends. >> while nancy is taking care of everything in the dining room, her naur, abel, is back in the kitchen cooking the hearty home style portuguese cuisine of his homeland. >> he's this low-key kind of guy who has this passion for cook. when he cooks, he kooks for love and it comes from the heart, and it shows. calmari, fisherman's pie. >> so many customers that come in and say is the chef in snont >> best of all, not only are the plates overloaded with flavor, they are overloaded with food. >> part of the portuguese culture is to make sure you don't leave hungry and you got tons of food. almost testify nitly you'll bring something home, which people get xietd about.

they get to have leftovers, and that gets them craving to come back for more. >> oh, we know nothing like leftovers, right? for more food and fun, watch the phantom gourmet today at 10:30 and 11:00 on my tv 38. still to come, if you have a sweet tooth, you won't want to miss this one. oprah winfrey discovers one of dorchester's finest setting off a chocolate frenzy. and boston police are now investigating this fight that apierce to involve an nba star punching someone outside a boston bar. plus. >> i miss my best friend. >> a father's unspeakable grief. his son shot outside a popular fenway bar. what police are now saying about this tragic case. every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'.

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frfrjts the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. good morning, everyone. a beautiful shot of our city of boston this morning as you rise and shine with us here on 4. 7:30 in the morning. that's enough. enough sleep already. it's 7:30. the day. thanks for being with us. i'm carrie along with pamela. maybe you're still feeling your thanksgiving feast. i am. i'm still full. >> i know. right. >> two days later. >> that stuffing, that cur key mix. so sleepily. >> that pie is what gets me. >> now, the leftovers. so mild temps, but not for long. >> not for long. we keep falling throughout this afternoon, actually. >> yeah. >> in the 50s now, but in the 40s by 5 p.m. today, and those showers concentrating in northern parts of massachusetts and southern parts of new hampshire, this along a cold front that will continue to

next several hours. new jun berry port, gloser getting the steadiest rain at this time all the way back to hafrpton, as well. then as we head west of there slightly to the south, metro west getting light showers. a few sprinkles around the boston area and more showers on the way as the system continues to push southward. temperatures in the 50s for most of us here. 57 in boston, but notice on the day planner we fall to 50 degrees by 1:00, and then 47 degrees by 3 p.m. at that point in time, the showers start to dissipate and we become dry with but colder temperatures on the way and some highs in the 30s soon. all those details and the numbers in your 7 day later on. >> all right. pamela, thank you. checking our top stories now, the police officer killed in a colorado shooting at a planned parenthood has been identified as 44-year-old garrett s wayze, who was raised in melrose. the boston globe reports he was one of the first officers to arrive on the scene. he, along with two other civilians, were killed when a

gunman opened fire from inside the building. the gunman surrendered after a five-hour standoff and is in police custody. another bad break for the patriots. wbz steve burton has been told by an nfl source wide receiver danny amendola will not play tomorrow in denver. amendola sprained his knee late in the 3rd quarter of the buffalo game and never returned. julian ed elman and aaron dobson are also out tomorrow. and it looks like black friday shopping went off without a hitch here in massachusetts. that's good news. what stepped up security and a little holiday spirit, shoppers were able to stay in good cheer as they flocked to the stores to find deals. experts priblth 20% of you will do some sort of holiday shopping this weekend. this morning, a father's unspeakable grief. his son, jeff d esheri shot to death outside a bar. he may have been an innocent

bystander. he was killed early yesterday near the who's on 1st bar. it happened around 2:00 in the morning. sherry was a conductor about to celebrate his 30th birthday. his father says his son had a heart of gold and a smile that everyone loved. >> i go to sleep. i never sleep. cry every day because my son, my best friend, my best friend. >> police are calling this attack blaiz brazen. they found a fwun and shell casings at the scene. so far, no arrests have been made. boston police are now investigating this fight allegedly involving a philadelphia 76ers player. this tmz video appears to show jalil okafor punching a man outside a boston nightclub. that man has now filed a report claiming his female friends were refusing okafor's advances. the fight which happened early

hours after the 76ers lost to the celtics. : well, this isn't the first shooting near that fenway bar. just months ago, two women were shot just after closing time there. boston police tell us they've had problems with who's on 1st bar in the past. wbz got a copy of their record with the licensing board and found sifrl violations that go back to the 80s. well, local firefighters are giving thanks that a boot with great sentimental value is back where it belongs. the boot helps collect donations for muscular dystrophy every year, but last may, someone took it from the boilston street fire house, and to make the crime worse, the boot also helped raise money for fallen firefighter lieutenant ed walsh and firefighter michael kennedy, who both died fighting a blaze on beacon street back on 2014. on thanksgiving day, it was found by firefighters responding to a call in a tunnel under the prudential center. still to come, a boost for a

historic local business, the imagine iric of the oprah effect is a sweet surprise before the holidays. and the siberian tiger befriends lunch. how a little goat got the respect of a vicious hunter when we come back.

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look at that. they're celebrating 90 years of sweet handmade goodness and now boston's oldest chocolate maker is also an oprah favorite. can't beat that. phillips candy house uses the same recipes now that it started with back in 1925. solid strategy. when you've got a winner, why change? lisa hughes has the story. >> i think it is the best candy

>> step into phillips candy house, and you are immediately greeted with a delicious chocolate aroma, and then it becomes a feast for the eyes and the palate. >> chocolate is -- i tell people, i think it's a comforting food. it's like coming home to eat a piece of chocolate. >> mary ann nagel is the third generation of her family to work here. >> the business was started by my grandparents in 1925 and, actually, the basement. >> they moved to boston then belmont and in 1952 here. they're celebrating 90 years of candy making. >> and we continue to make chocolate the same way that my grandfather did. 90 years is a long time to be able to say this tastes good and people keep coming back to us all the time. >> their signature treat is the turtle. >> it's chocolate, caramel, and nuts. it's a combination that you can't beat. >> and it's that turtle that

in fact, it was this beauty, 15 pounds of turtles in a 5-pound chocolate basket. >> we drove down this $500 turtle basket so she could see it, and se loved it. >> and that landed her on oprah's favorite things list. >> oprah bought something from here, and that's good enough for us. >> that means this busiest time of year is even busier, and it's still a family affair. >> my mother is 102, and she she still, you know, asks me all the time, "how's business?" >> lisa hughes, wbz news. >> that is so great. love to see that. great story. 7:40 right now. still to come, down but not out, the patriots are getting pumped for tomorrow's game against the broncos despite a rash of

7:43. heading inta this weekend's game against the broncos, but with a list of injuries including wide receiver danny amendola and the strength of the broncos' defense, brady and the boys are in for a tough matchup. the good news, peyton manning is out for another game, but their feet. >> he's a big, tall guy. he can move well, but i wouldn't say he's look to scramble first. but, you know, again, you have to be alert for where he's at and not let him, you know, just scramble for first downs. >> wbz has you covered on sunday beginning with patriots game day at 11:30, and then right after the game, tune to wbz tv for our fifth quarter post game show. that's going to be a good game. >> and the weather out there, looks like snow for tomorrow night for the game. >> really? >> yeah. out there in denver. >> all right. sdpr cold cold cold. >> getting colder for us, too, though. >> it is slightly. >> little bit.

>> right. we have some warm temperatures to start off the days in the 50s, but then in the 40s expected later this afternoon, and we will eventually fall into the low 30s, upper 20s for overnight tonight becoming more seasonable, though, and we have some rain following on radar. this all along a cold front that stretches just to the north of us here, but the front will continue to push from the north to the south throughout the day. sprinkles now showing up around boston, the north shore, as well, but the steady rain still around new jun berry port, hafrpton, friends, also experiencing the rain. metro west dealing with showers, as well. westford, littleton, kingsboro, those showers pushing south and slowly to the east, too. the bigger picture shows more rain to our north and west and eventually, the temperatures will fall later today as that rain pushes through. hour by hour, we continue to time it out for you. here is noon. more showers pretty much right along the mass pike now spreading into the southeastern parts of massachusetts. the cape, the islands and even

along the south coast, but by 3 p.m. that drier air starts to take over and then we become all dry, mostly clear northwest, mostly cloudy to the southeast but clearing skies continue overnight into sunday morning. looking good, bright for sunday afternoon. projected rain fall anywhere from a trace of rain up to a quarter of an inch at best. that's going to be in isolated spots. boston right now, 57 degrees. warm 57. the wind from the west at 8 miles per hour, and temperatures everywhere in the 50s, although fall into 46 degrees in the last half hour. hour by hour forecast will show you the trends. we're gonna go down the next several hours here. 48 degrees by 2:00. 46 degrees. the average high being 47. we're hitting those high temps right now, and snowfalling overnight to lows in the low 30s and upper 20s. 7-day forecast, brighter and chilly day for sunday. 44. monday, 38 degrees. tuesday, 46. wednesday, 53.

chance for rain, and we become breezy. thursday, 48 degrees. some leftover showers. friday looking dry. 46. carrie. >> not too bad, pamela. thank you. still to come, an unlikely friendship between a sishgsberian tiger and a goat that was really on the menu for lufrmg. hi, everybody. up next on centro, this year, more than 71 thousand american women will lose their lives to this disease. details after the break.

good morning, everyone. welcome to centro. november is lung cancer awareness month, and did you know that it is estimated that more than 71,000 american women will lose their lives to lung cancer in 2015 alone. also, only 25% of hispanic women are aware that lung cancer kills more people than breast cancer, colon cancer, and pancreatic cancer combined.

important topic with us this morning via satellite are oncologist dr. jorge gomez and lung cancer survivor nancy. good morning. welcome both of you to centro. >> good morning. thanks for having us. >> doctor, why toent we start with you. tell us a little bit more. i think this is very shock, doctor, the fact that lung cancer killed a lot more women than all of the other forms of cancer combined. >> right. those are very important numbers, and one of the important things about them is that not everybody knows them so we were talking about the lung health barometer done by the american lung association through their lung force initiative, which showed that only 1% of women really have lung cancer on their radar as one of the big health issues, in spite of the fact that it is the no. 1 lung killer -- cancer killer in the world -- or in the united states. >> wow!

the fact that according to the statistics you gave us, lung cancer diagnosis in women are actually women who have never smoked or have stopped smoking. that's the case? >> well, the number of people who have never smoked approximately 10%. two-thirds includes women who have never smoked and women who have -- who are former smokers but have stopped smoking. >> okay. so, nan di, why don't we go ahead and talk to you. talk to us about your taste. congratulations. you've survived lung cancer. it is so important that you're talking to other women out there about this important topic. what can you till us? lung cancer? >> well, in 2009, i went to the hospital. feeling good. for a few years prior, i was coughing. i ended up coughing up blood, and that was a flag. so i went to the doctor. they did different tests, and i

was diagnosed with lung cancer. i never smoked in my life. i was only 39 years old, and -- >> wow! >> yeah. but i'm here. >> wow sfwlchlt you're here. thank fwod. what can you till us, nancy, when you first found out, what came to your mind? >> the first thing that came to mind was there's no way, but especially because of this stigma. a lot of people have associated lung cancer, like i said, with tobacco, with smoking, and i never smoked, like i said. so for me, it was unbelievable. there was no way that i was gonna have this disease without even smoking in my life, like a lot of people think, but i went to the lungforce. org, and they helped me a lot. i learned a lot. especially that if you have lungs, you are able to get lung cancer, and that was one of the things that surprised me the most. they helped me a lot. took me to the point that i

speak to my family or my friends, letting them know that it was actually lung cancer, tell them that it was cancer but not lung cancer. so because of that stigma alone, it really make me feel alone. the lungforce.ovshgsrg, they helped me, and i don't feel alone anymore. >> that's really good. why is now the perfect time to talk about lung cancer, doctor? obviously it's november, but you think we should be talking about it not just during nont of november. >> well, i agree. i think that every moment is a moment to talk about lung cancer. the incidence of lung cancer continues to increase every year, but we have to take advantage of these opportunities such as november, the lung cancer awareness month. >> and, nancy, your message to women out there who are watching this, about this whole experience, what is your message to women in general? >> my message is simple. don't wait. you know your body. if you see or feel anything different, go straight to your

doctor, talk to them, ask questions, do as i did, go to lungforce.org. you are able to find so much information there that is so helpful. it will be able to help you, how to talk to your family, talk to your friends. don't be scared in the sense that you are going to die. i'm a survivor. i'm a clear live example that you could beat this. >> that's so good. thank you so much, nancy, for telling us about your experience. doctor, nancy's message to women is don't wait. what are some of the symptom that is if women are feeling, they should go see their doctor? >> most important symptoms are respiratory, so cough, difficulty breathing, coughing up blood and often unexplained weight loss. those are the most important things to look at. very important to talk to your doctor not only when you have symptoms but also before then to cancer. >> all right. doctor, nancy, thank you so much both of you. this is very valuable information for our viewers. thank you. >> thank you very much.

>> now, for more information on lung cancer, you can visit lung jns force.org. you can also get a direct link to their web site visiting us online, and we'd like to invite you to connect with us online. that will do it for this edition of centro. i'm inviting you to step forward to a better you. see you next time. all right. 7:56. this is everybody here's favorite story of the morning. it's unbelievable. a fearless goat destined to be lunch show add siberian tiger who's boss. take a look. this fwoet was sent into the enclosure like many before him nasing a praetty bad fate, but unlike the others, he stood his ground, flashing his horns and fighting back and saying, huh-uh, i'm not going to be lunch, and then something unexpected happened. the tiger actually surrendered,

to the goat, and then the best friends. >> that's so sweet. >> is that the best story? so unfortunately the goats before and after this guy are the tiger's meals, obviously, this one. either he was petrified saying something about you that's a kind of connection. >> i love it. that's a great story. >> all right. in summary, getting a little cooler. >> falling temperatures today and a few showers. >> don't get too comfy. have a great day, everybody. thanks for waking up with us. we'll see you begin tomorrow

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